The Rubber Glove Trick For Peeling Garlic Quickly
If you are looking for a way to easily and quickly peel your garlic cloves, look no further than this rubber glove trick from Jamie Oliver.
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The Science Behind Cast Iron Seasoning
You've been told it's a good idea and you believe it, but do you understand the how and the why? This article is for anyone who geeks out on kitchen science.
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The Difference Between Dutch And French Ovens
While they may look similar, French ovens and Dutch ovens have a major difference that affects how they're used in cooking and how you should care for them.
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The Air Fryer Trick That Makes The Bread-Baking Process Quicker
Baking bread at home can be a delightful experience, but process can be quite lengthy. That's why you should use this simple air fryer hack.
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22 Of Ina Garten's Favorite Items To Stock Her Kitchen With
What's in Ina Garten's kitchen? We're taking a look at the Barefoot Contessa's favorite items, from jarred pasta sauces to ice cream scoopers.
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Why You Should Cook Salmon In The Air Fryer, According To Trader Joe's
There are so many ways to cook a fish as versatile as salmon, but if you ask Trader Joe's, the oven is the best way to go for maximum flavor and ideal texture.
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9 Tips And Tricks For Using A Blackstone Griddle, According To A Trained Chef
Blackstone griddles are a game changing kitchen tool, but there are tips and tricks to get the most from them. We talked to an expert to learn a few of them.
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The Expert Tip To Extract The Perfect Amount Of Coffee In A Moka Pot
Andrea Allen knows a thing or two about making a cup of coffee, and when it comes to extracting the right amount in a moka pot, she says it's all the grind.
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Ditch The Skillet (And The Fat) And Cook Ground Beef In Your Air Fryer
Cooking ground beef in a skillet is a laborious task, make your life so much easier by throwing that meat into the air fryer.
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13 Alternative Ways To Use A Meat Mallet In The Kitchen
Your meat mallet has far more potential than just tenderizing meat and can be put to good use in your kitchen regularly, from crushing peppercorns to coconuts.
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Why You Should Never Try To Make Fried Chicken In An Instant Pot
There are plenty of ways to prepare fried chicken - making it in an Instant Pot, however, is not one of them. Here's why that's not a good idea.
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Why You Should Never Cook Skinless Salmon Fillets In Your Air Fryer
The air fryer has revolutionized how we cook at home. It you're using it to cook salmon here's why you need make sure to leave the skin on those filets.
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Why You Shouldn't Be Alarmed By Black Residue On Your Cast Iron Pan
If you regularly use cast iron cookware you may notice small black flecks in your food on your dishcloth. But it's nothing to be concerned about.
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Why You Should Deep Fry In Your Cast Iron Pot At Least Once
Cast iron is one of the most versatile, durable pieces of cookware in your kitchen, and using it to deep fry can actually make it even better!
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Dividing Cake Batter Is So Much Easier With An Ice Cream Scoop
When your batter is not equally divided in your cake pans, many things can go wrong beyond one rising higher. One can bake and burn while the other remains raw.
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Why You Should Upgrade Your Tea Set For Better Tasting Brews
Much of the quality of a cup of tea comes from the tea leaves, of course, but the tea set itself also plays a role in shaping the taste of your tea.
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The Most Important Tip For Cooking Crispy Pork Chops In The Air Fryer
There's one essential tip you should always follow when you put pork chops in the air fryer, and it has something to do with how many chops go into the tray.
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The Common Misconception About Cast Iron Cookware You Need To Ignore
Many of us are hesitant to buy cast iron cookware because we think it's going to be a challenge to clean -- but that couldn't be further from the truth.
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The Unexpected Way Your Cast Iron Skillet Can Be Used For Quickly Thawing Meat
You might already be familiar with the magic cooking properties of a cast iron skillet, but did you know it can do more than cook? Here's how.
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The Cuts Of Meat You Should Avoid Cooking In An Air Fryer
It may seem like just about anything can be thrown into the air fryer, but this wondrous appliance does in fact have some limits.
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11 Essential Tips You Need When Cooking With A Deep Fryer, According To A Trained Chef
Deep frying well -- even with an actual deep fryer -- relies heavily on your technique. Here are some important tips you need to deep fry successfully.
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The Air Fryer Tip That Ensures Perfectly Cooked Green Beans
The air fryer makes cooking a breeze, but it's not a set-it-and-forget-it kind of appliance - you still need to check on things as they cook.
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Straining Soup Stock Isn't Difficult When You Have A French Press
Soup stock may seem like an ingredient that takes forever and a day to make, but there are ways to make the whole process faster and easier.
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For Uniform Homemade Ravioli, Grab An Ice Cube Tray
Homemade ravioli can tend to be uninspiring as one piece will be enormous while the next one is miniscule. This hack will bring uniformity to your pasta.
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If You're Serious About Perfect Waffles, Opt For A Cast Iron Waffle Maker
The ideal waffle is fluffy and light on the inside with a crunchy, golden exterior. If you want to make your own perfect waffle, cast iron could be the key.
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13 Creative Ways To Use Wax Paper In The Kitchen
Let's look at the best ways to put wax paper to good use in the kitchen and start giving it the credit it deserves, from cleaning to storage to cooking uses.
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Why You Might Not Want To Use A Dark Pan To Make Brown Butter
Making brown butter is a delicate art, and you should take any advantage you can get to avoid burning or undercooking it. Using a light pan is an easy leg up.
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